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Missionaries in Pacific Islands Face Shifts Under Japan Rule
The article traces from American to Japanese control the missionary work in the Marshalls and Carolines. It notes dwindling American presence, later Japanese governance, and the shift of education from mission schools to Japanese systems, with language, gender roles, and religious instruction impacted by new mandates. It highlights historical figures, ships, and the changing balance of power among colonial authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Islas
Pep
Jon Aude
Goxvese
Hans
Saed
Americaa Board
Tor Figu Wissione
Amrch Firet
Farott
Vacifiv
Vitor
Germany
Spain
Pacific
Japan
Monaries
Ceachere
J R. Mowrin
United States
RB. Heine
Hersfall Islands
Elizabeth
Dane DuBois Baldwin
Kuanie Aland
Carolines
Marehalls
Truk
Qiesion Board
Ongpe Island
Ders
Cne Miksi
Aloue Pt
Marshall Islands
Corman Aignories
Gettagu-Aumerican
Marshells
Kyon
Tyebone
Fishning
Maury’ Atoll
Cinton
Hottie
Naperville
Mravrentim
Wetbelle Natin
Marshalls
Nave
Saiyan
Lota
Vonsp
Dutuit
Islands
Patral Nogaki
Inusa- Inia
Dapmaese
Kyoto
Dapat
Nobat Japanll
Soba
Mussiod
Tkis
Ren
Nyzaki
Little Islands
Ane Feadin
Fred
California
Hiwak